Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pallet Forks, 907.2 kg Capacity Clamp on Pallet Forks, 109.2 cm Tractor Bucket Forks, Heavy Duty Front Loader Attachment for Tractor, Skid Steer, Loader Bucket, Tractor Forks for Agriculture and Farm

I feel the forks are useful but could use improvement. I would suggest a hex head on top of the hand clamp. This would enable easier and more secure contact to the bucket. The forks lift well but can work loose as you use them/

Works great for piles of branches, easy to scoop pile and take to burn pile and dump. easy to clamp forks on, they stay on well, have 2012 New Holland boomer 20 tractor. Was able to unload pallet with a 3.0L engine with the forks.

Only had a short time, but seem to work great. Will definitely help with moving tubs for cows. Easy to put on bucket and adjust.

These came in handy when we had material delivered to the farm. They will tend to losen after some use so keep a rubber mallet close by to tighten them back. The brace is great for setting the width, but I found it takes away from the depth when picking up pallets. I'm pleased with them for the occasional use.

Product as described. Functions well on my Deere 1023. Shipping / tracking was VERY BAD! It took longer than expected to arrive.

So far it seems to be working really good if it keeps working like this, I will raise my score to a 5 all the way across

Compression plates won't stay in allowing forks to move around on the bucket because you can't tighten them up enough. But it works

I find that the pallet forks would be better if they actually bolted through the bucket. I can't get them tight enough to keep them from moving. I am satisfied with the weight that I can pick up with them

Forks great just dont fit my bucket well because of step on bucket. Other than that no problem If bucket was flat would mount great. I just got to build something so they will clamp more securely.

These 4000 lb. pallet forks should have come with a stabilizer bar to limit side to side movement, the same as the smaller forks. Also, the screw down rods (2 each fork) would be much better with a nut welded to the plate and the rod would then screw down into the nut. As it is the nut is attached to the screw rod, and as soon as the nut reaches the plate, the whole plate slips and slides sideways. This causes paint to be removed from the plate and constant repositioning of the plate while tightening.. This would not happen if the nut were attached to the plate as the rod would hold the nut and plate in place.